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The raffish reliever made the girls' hearts sing and the ball zing in the LOL-est baseball movie ever.

Her deft portrayal of one of the film's only likable, non-buffoonish characters made it easy to root for her.

Strong, silent, statuesque and superb in the role, Coop was born to portray the tragic Yankees hero.

His wide-eyed, Bible-quoting, groupie-marrying naïf was a nice counterpoint to his cynical mates.

Ah, not-so-sweet youth! This foulmouthed, foe-tripping, pint-sized kid was the Baddest of the Bears.

In his first "adult" role, Cusack was the conscience of an earnest but riveting film featuring a fabulous cast.

A breakout role for the comedian, playing a character also known as Carlos Nevada and Chief Takahoma.

The very definition of a signature role: Try to imagine anyone else as the über-talented, star-crossed Hobbs.

There is crying at baseball movies -- but not on the field, at least according to this besotted taskmaster.

Oh, my. She adroitly came across as smart and tough on the outside but sweet and soft on the inside.

Criteria: These actors must have played important if not pivotal characters, with bonus points for a career performance. Only one "player" per movie.